Month: July 2005

In Delegation Watch, Samantha Levine reports that Republicans fared poorly in the “National Hispanic Leadership Agenda’s latest congressional scorecard, which looked at how lawmakers voted on issues that affect Hispanics.” One look at the press

After several weeks of stale Sunday editorial page content, James Howard Gibbons finally put together a Sunday page that is almost entirely fresh, and even contains a fair number of op-eds of local interest. Apparently,

Julie Mason’s White House Watch explores the nail-biting question of whether or not President Bush gave the press corps “the finger”: A second term may produce a certain nonchalance on the part of the incumbent,

The Chronicle editorial idealists think more Houstonians need to switch electricity providers: [O]ne factor keeping electricity rates in Texas higher than they need to be is the reluctance of consumers to shop around for the

We’ve long been pushing for streamed audio/video of Chronicle interviews with newsmakers. Reading excerpts of Matt Stiles interviewing Republican National Committee head Ken Mehlman and Democratic National Committee head Howard Dean is almost enough to